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Former Washington Commanders employee Tiffani Johnston made new allegations against team owner Dan Snyder on Thursday at a roundtable before the House Committee on Oversight and Reform, saying he placed his hand on her thigh without her consent at a team dinner and that he pushed her toward his limousine with his hand on her lower back.
SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Captain Atiba Hutchinson, on the verge of his 39th birthday, and young gun Jonathan David ensured unbeaten Canada kept rolling towards Qatar 2022.
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Crystal Palace's Premier League away match at Watford, which was postponed in December, has been rescheduled.
In my years of playing cricket, genuine characters were never far from sight — or out of earshot. No doubt this is true of many sports, but the nature of cricket and the length of time that participants are together, perhaps attracts people of a certain disposition. Last week, I learned of the death of a character with whom I was privileged to play in the later years of his career.
Barcelona on Wednesday as they signed Gabon striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang as a free agent. The club's tweet also included a video of Aubameyang declaring "I'm here Barcelona fans! Forca Barca!" "The player will sign a contract until June 30, 2025," said the club on their website, adding that the deal for the 32-year-old included a 100 million euros ($113 million) buyout clause. "I'm very happy, very happy to be here and I'm already looking forward to being on the pitch," Aubameyang told the Barca website.
Johannesburg - Egypt coach Carlos Queiroz has taken exception to former Cameroon striker Samuel Eto’o saying the two sides’ Africa Cup of Nations semi-final clash on Thursday will be like war.